hi. why u check fds in ulna examination? fds is supplied by median nerve

Could be interesting with a evaluation annex to this video. How is the patient doing today. Can patient run? Pain? How close to previous functionality does patient have 1-10.

How do you pee and poop

He is my uncle😜...

Nice video, very informative. If I may add, all the bandages, cotton, the cast materials should be applied from a distal to the proximal direction. Thanks!!

So what do we tell the patient with nerve palsy? We just don’t know?

great informative video but i think the music was a bit louder than the doctor

Sir, after 5 children, my pelvis would beg to disagree with you lol

*Promo SM* 🔥

Such a good doctor! I have 3 surgeries done by Dr Eastwood and I used to adore her...terrified as a kid but also adored her to bits. If I could have a chat with her today now I am an adult it would be an honour.

Tottally agree👍👍

Awesomeness

What type of surgery best for cauda equina, please

Yeah and how exactly did they diagnose a rat with autism? Fuckin genius

This has always fascinated me, what are the reasons for doing this?

Well, I wanna get a fecal matter transplant so I could enjoy the smell of the donor's poop.

So happy to have found this video! Prof. Keating (or Mr. Keating as I knew him back then) was my surgeon when I suffered a comminuted fracture of my elbow on New Year's Eve 2002. He operated on me on New Years Day, and again later in the year to remove the wiring used to fuse the bones together. I remember he called it 'the worst elbow injury he had seen in Edinburgh'. And yet, 21 years later I have no pain and I can still play golf / squash / train in the gym. From my perspective, he is indeed a titan in Orthopaedics. Thank you!

Well, I wanna get a fecal matter transplant so I could enjoy the smell of the donor's poop. 48:01

The best description I have ever seen..

Ishka Hindi me hota to...😢

I cant believe my nonnos been on a podcast and i didn't even know it

What i remember Nigeria for is all those scammers sending me no end of emails trying to steal from me

No

She didn't even answer the original question though????

That didn’t answer the question at all. Do they actually hold value?

She’s a hero to all Palestinians… a hero that I got only to know now. She’s done massive noble works and is still so humble ❤❤❤

I suffered a shatzker level 6 fracture in 2008. My ortho surgeon said out of the 30 surgeries she performs a month, she only performs 2 or 3 level 6 surgeries a month. She would push them towards the end of the month considering how much time is involved in the procedure. I have 14 deck screws 2 titanium shims and a ceramic hinge linking my knee together. All held in place with human cadaver bone ground down to a consistency of humus. I’m sure a lot of cases are different in the rate of healing however it took me 5 years to re-learn how to walk again. I healed and I’m more than blessed to still have my leg. (I count my blessings ) What I would like to mention is it only takes one contusion to that leg or anyone’s leg who’s had the procedure to throw your gate off and start walking on the hardware in a bad way. Gout in your big toe will throw your entire gate off and start grinding hardware considering your no longer walking on even keel. My Serious Advice is to take the time off your feet for it to heal or you take the chances of jacking up the surgery. (Thank you Dr. Harding!)

Wish you would have talked about Arachnoiditis.

Good talk!👏👏👏

About working in Ireland , I worked in same hospital our lady's hospital for sick children in crumbling 1995 and told them never disturb the boss . On my first on call got type 3 suoracondylar fracture I could not disturb my boss Frank Dowding so I call my senior registrar who has just move out of hospital to give me a hand. Also another on call was SHO coving ortho and got a child RTA with C1C2 dislocation with brain dead need consent for organ but my boss ossie Forgarity was drunk and attending a rugby 🏉 match as doctor and was drinking and asked not to disturb him . Was fun

There are many things, evidence based and experienced based, that have led me to admire and respect Singapore and Lee Kuan Yew. Over the years I have come to accept that the Singapore government is well-meaning, rational, capable and benevolent.. However the exile of its passionate political activists such as Swee, Francis, Wah Piow, and the fate of those such as Jeyaratnam lead me to question at times the mistakes that Lee has made. This is a humble reminder that nobody is perfect. Lee's treatment of his political enemies is one blemish that tarnishes an otherwise impeccable and impeachable record.

Glad to see mr bean working as a doctor

Always predrill your holes. Drilling removes material. Screwing doesn't

Brilliant!

Amazing

It was intriguing-I recall reading Miller’s review when I was a fourth-year medical student. At the time, I found myself engrossed in the trauma but was also reviewing the arthroplasty section while in Newfoundland with Dr. Martin. They were discussing releases for tight compartments in TKA (total knee arthroplasty), particularly emphasizing the progression of these releases for exams. Interestingly, Dr. Storey, the chief resident, faced scrutiny from a few staff members regarding this issue. There was a bit of controversy surrounding it, but it was emphasized that understanding the sequence of releases was essential for the examination. Upon arriving at McMaster, Dr. DeBeer mentioned his preference for modifications involving bony cuts. He highlighted concerns echoed in an article or podcast about the uncontrolled nature of soft tissue releases. My initial thoughts dwelled on the unpredictability of soft tissue healing following extensive releases, especially considering the potential vascular alterations in arthroplasty (limitations in applying native joint ligamentous healing evidence to TKA). Dr. Mitch Winemaker supported this notion, acknowledging the limited predictability of soft tissue healing in arthroplasty. I inquired about pie crusting, which he confirmed as a practiced technique, especially in arthroscopy settings. He also shed light on posterior referencing, a concept unfamiliar to me at that time, but one he frequently utilized. Additionally, he directed me to articles discussing pie crusting. While witty, Miller’s Review delved into these releases in arthroplasty settings, a topic examined rigorously. However, I’m unsure of the ABOS stance on these releases, although there seems to have been significant debate, as mentioned by the faculty at McMaster when I joined as a junior resident.

Kash and Co are beyond epic! 🤘🏻

love the end LOL

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Thanks. Very useful information 👌

It's inspiring to see where a career in medicine and surgery can lead; thank you for uploading!

Mailman always delivers🚚🚚🚚

Great listen

Big personalities around you? 😃 Haha, the biggest part that needs handling around these personalities in surgery, is their narcissistic personality disorder. You need to be equally damaged, cos otherwise the environment would too toxic to put up with.

Great tip, thanks for sharing. 👍

This is important information. I went into the emergency room with a serious tibial plateau fracture and it was misdiagnosed, and i was forced into a splint with an excruciating knee bend. I was stuck like this for 3 days before i could get re-examined and properly diagnosed.

I read her book when i was in college. Sadly, i cant find her books anymore in SG NLB. God bless her soul❤

Listened to this today, how more so relevant with the current genocide happening. What an amazing medic, what an inspiration to the current generation.

Yoo first 👍👍👍

Nicely explained👍😊